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Online louisa maud

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Re: Brick wall in finding father
« Reply #9 on: Thursday 22 December 16 14:40 GMT (UK) »
Is it worth asking other members of the family, only other alternative is the next available census 1921, long tIme  to wait but you might find him with the person concerned or as I suggested electoral registers

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Re: Brick wall in finding father
« Reply #10 on: Thursday 22 December 16 14:47 GMT (UK) »
Another way would be to look at your great grandmothers siblings and gather as much detail on them as possible, children etc.  Its possible one your distant cousins could be gathering similar info on family and may have had stories passed down etc and may know who the father is.
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